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Lawrence County Regional History Museum

A regional history museum that explores the history of Territorial Lawrence County. It highlights the St. Stephens Road, which connected Fort St. Stephens on the Tombigbee River, north of Mobile with the Territorial Capital of Natchez on the Mississippi River.

Getting there: in the Lawrence County Civic Center at the corner of FE Sellers highway and Broad Street
Hours: Mon Tue Fri 9AM-4PM, Wed Thu 9AM-2PM
Price: Free
Website: lawrencecountymuseum.omeka.net (opens in a new tab)

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